Action Guides How to talk to kids after incidents of mass violence After incidents of mass violence, silence can be scarier for kids than a conversation with a trusted adult. Here are some guidelines for having those conversations with kids.
Articles Raising less-Brown kids and making space for grief and loss How will my multiracial kids identify, and why do I care so much?
Webinars Why and How Educators Can Nurture Friendships Between Kids of… Watch this conversation about how educators can cultivate friendships and solidarity among children of color from an early age.
Webinars Why and How Parents & Caregivers Can Nurture Friendships Between… A conversation about why and how parents and caregivers can nurture friendships and solidarity among children of color.
Webinars Building meaningful, healthy relationships among children of… The second in a four-part webinar series on resolving tensions and promoting solidarity among communities of color and among children of color, in particular.
Webinars Race in America: Tensions and Solidarity Across BIPOC Groups In this first of four conversations about cultivating solidarity among BIPOC children, we take a look at the origins of ongoing tensions among BIPOC groups as well as successful solidarity movements between them.
Articles Explaining to My Eight-Year-Old That Yes, She Too, is Racist Something was missing from our family conversations. We have talked with our kids about racism as something other people are guilty of perpetuating ... We’d like to think it’s just those few bad apples. But it’s not just them; it’s us, too.